coming up, we speak to david nabarro, the who special envoy on coronavirus.is coming up later on today. we will talk about the disease, some of the treatments, and we will talk about vaccines. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. good morning. from london, from new york on a friday. spirited conversations on these markets. a churn to the market. getting set for the fourth quarter. on this friday, as we near the u.s. election, the single most profound statement of the week, no doubt, came from the prime minister of the united kingdom as he addressed his nation and the world and slammed the pandemic forward to march of 2021. we need to get out the calendar and readjust. nobody better to do that then worldnabarro, he was the health organization special envoy for covid, and with his medical experience we are thrilled he could be with us this morning. the you taken aback by prime minister's comments or is this something the pros have known forever, that the pandemic will clearly stretch well into 2021? dr. nabarro: i am afraid the pro -- they are sayi

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i always call him david but officially he's still feet delta david nabarro dave attell everybody who you are why you're playing a critical to this conversation it's hard for me 1st of all it's just lovely to be with you again i'm david as you say i've been working as a public health doctor 1st a lot of years more than 40 and i'm really interested in helping people handle really complex challenges right now i'm working with the world health organization envoy on kind of the 90. david i'm just wondering what's the worst thing that you seen in terms of misinformation emissions and things that our online community is sharing at the moment so we said we're looking at some of the phipps the lies misinformation around 1900 on twitter must help stop infection 1000 is no worse than flip a coin of ice tests cause brain damage and then underneath somebody jumped in and said could a virus is a project made by bill gates and then another come in to says very true and above they can all fake and that absolutely right and then one more day because i'm just interested about how you actually deal wit

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here's special envoy on covid—19, david nabarro speaking to the bbc.ly it has picked up in the last few weeks. we are seeing increasing numbers all over europe, we are seeing them in russia, canada as well. we are also seeing the fire is continuing to spread in latin america and south asia. we must not assume that this is anywhere near the end will stop if it was remarkably as though we are going back into the dark space again. three countries account for nearly half of all deaths. they're brazil, india and the us. and together they've recorded more than 15m cases of the 33 million worldwide. daily cases across the globe are rising quickly. and here's the who on what governments should be doing to control it. we all have our role to play. taking those basic preventive measures such as avoiding close contact, waving masks, basically trying to reduce the risk. we're going to look at latin america and europe lets start in the us, which has the highest fatalities by far. 205,000 deaths. 7 million cases. looking at this for us is our global health correspon

let's speak to david nabarro, special envoy of who director general on covid—19 and co—director of theimperial college, london. thanks very much for speaking to bbc news. first, on the announcement, it raises the interesting challenge, doesn't it, that there are countries that are well equipped to get the vaccine, there are countries that are involved in developing the vaccine. and the need is absolutely genuinely global? absolutely. do you know, earlier reports of what the british prime minister might be saying in the un general assembly this afternoon, really exciting. you are so right. the current situation is truly global. it's just not in any way restricted to one country. and we have to deal with it as i believe the prime minister might say this afternoon, as a global response. so i am proud that this is happening. because i'm british, and it is great that mrjohnson is going to ta ke it is great that mrjohnson is going to take this kind of global, statesman—like stance, i believe. but i suppose we only have to look at the conflict that the world health organization has been exper

we can speak now to dr david nabarro — special envoy of who director—general on covid—19.h at the institute of global health innovation, imperial college, london, and joins me now. thank you so much for giving us your time this afternoon. a whole host of restrictions announced yesterday and they differ of course in different parts of the uk. do you think if you can speak in a general sort of way they go far enough? firstly, i must say i am impressed that an effort is being made to do enough to stop this virus from spreading without imposing widespread lockdown. we are not really generally in favour of lockdowns because they have such massive consequences on people's social and economic lives. and they also reduce the amount that the virus spreads but they don't get rid of it. so what we would really encourage everybody in every country to do but particularly in western europe where there is a worry about resurgence and it's happening is the following. first, everybody and i mean everybody to follow the universal precautions of masking, of physical distancing, practising go